Classified Advertising Rates and Directions
The notice lists Dillon Examiner rates for reading notices 20 cents per line first insertion 16 cents per line subsequent. Business locals 10 cents per line first insertion 8 cents per line thereafter. Standing ads rates on application. Editorial and business office contact THE DILLON EXAMINER. Church and event notices with admission fees 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks 1 cent per word. Train numbers No 2 Southbound No 10 Southbound No 9 Northbound No 1 Northbound. 1:58 p.m.
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Anticipated Big Rail Contract Sought by Local Firms
A Dillon city page lists varied activity from visitors and ranch contact to business matters. Notable entries include travelers from Polaris, Jackson, Bannack and Lima visiting Dillon. The piece also notes miners at Polaris striking for higher wages and a wedding joining Miss Katherine McBride and Luke Lavery in St Rose church.
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Cyril Pauwelyn
Normal School Opens Fall Term and Plans Adopted
The Dil lon Examiner notes on September 1, 1897 that the Normal began its first fall term with classes organized at 9 a m. Students may seek study information at the Normal building. County superintendents approve a two line work plan for teachers institutes focusing on child study and methods to prepare teachers for state work.
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